Professor Jibin Park will help you ace the AP Macroeconomics exam by explaining economic ideas with clear explanations, real world examples, and breakdowns of complex graphs. This course is complete with a full-length sample AP exam full of insights and test-taking strategies Professor Park has learned as an AP grader for 7+ years.

This time-saving course is geared towards the high school student taking AP Macroeconomics in school and preparing for the exam. However, the concepts, detail level, and sample questions are also appropriate for students taking Macroeconomics in college.

Additional Features:

Free Sample Lessons

Downloadable Lecture Slides

Study Guides

Instructor Comments

Topics Include:

Comparative Advantage

Supply & Demand

Inflation

Fiscal Policy

Time Value of Money

Monetary Policy

Balance of Payments

Foreign Exchange Market

Sample AP Exam

Professor Jibin Park received his M.A. in Education and B.A. in Economics & Government from Claremont McKenna College. He has also been teaching AP Macroeconomics for 10+ years and has been an AP grader for 7+ years, so he knows what it takes to get a 5 on the test.

Student Testimonials:

“Thank you for your informative lectures! They have been extremely helpful! “ — Anna H.

Student Feedback

Hi! I am wondering why a decreased private savings rate changes the supply, but not the demand in Example 3. Thank you!

By Luke Park•April 4, 2018

Thank you!

By Grace Shen•March 22, 2018

Hi Professor Park,

For the second example (long-run), I was still kind of confused about why the supply of loanable funds would increase? Thank you!

By Ikmanpreet Singh•February 22, 2018

Can you please explain more in detail about who is in control of monetary policy and about who is in control of fiscal policy?

Thank You

By Chenelle Lan•April 16, 2017

Hi Professor,
I have a question on the calculation of REAL GDP. I know when you calculate the REAL GDP, you are multiply the price times the quantity of good. But how do economists come up with one price for a particular good when different merchants sell it at different prices? Thank You.